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Saturday Night Live: Presidential Bash 2000: With Al Gore, Dan Aykroyd, Barbara Bush, George Bush. Saturday Night Live salutes the fearless leaders of our country will these sketches of America's political elite!
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- 2000-11-05
- Comedy
- Al Gore, Dan Aykroyd, Barbara Bush
- Cast
- Writers
- The Ladies Man Film
Before the start of the season, Tim Meadows, Cheri Oteri and Colin Quinn left the show. With the three of them gone, the show added two new cast members. SNL head writer Tina Fey and Second City comedian Jerry Minor joined the cast as featured players at the start of the season. Fey had been a writer on the show since 1997 and began as the show's h...
Jim Downey rejoins the writing staff this season. James Anderson, who went on to write on SNL for decades, joins the writing staff as a new writer.
Based on Leon Phelps' popular sketches, The Ladies Man film was released on October 13, 2000. The film's star Tim Meadows left Saturday Night Live at the end of the previous season but returned to promote the film in the first episode of this season. Cast members Will Ferrell and Chris Parnell and former SNL cast member Mark McKinneyco-starred in t...
This comedy skit collection features Saturday Night Live stars Dan Akroyd, Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, and others lampooning the past 30 years of American presidential candidates. Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, Al Gore, and Gerald Ford are among those parodied.
This Sunday night, November 5, two days before the election, on NBC, "Saturday Night Live" will air a special called "SNL's Presidential Bash 2000." We have cast members and writers with us for ...
Nov 4, 2000 · By Tom Shales. November 4, 2000. There's no sign of Ron Reagan Jr. dancing in his underpants, but how many people will that really disappoint? Besides, the version of "Saturday Night Live's...
Synopsis. A presentation of Presidential and political humor covering three decades of American politics. The program features highlights from the 25-year history of "Saturday Night Live." The program features special appearances by Presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush. Beth Mccarthy-miller.
